correspondence

A close similarity, connection, or equivalence

"there is some correspondence between the two variables"

by D.Cochran April 9, 2015

correspondence

A meetup between two people that's not a date but where they get to know each other before possibly asking one another out on a date.

Jon: How was your date with Claire yesterday?
Simon: It wasn't a date - more of a correspondence. We had fun together so I think I'm going to ask her out on a real date.

by signore112 February 10, 2023

Correspondence

Yes by reading every day and using it on your channel this does constitute a correspondence but you're being a woman, huffing air out of your nose and saying "I'm not going to play with you!"

Hym "Ha! 'Words are like bullets.' Remember that? From Southpark? That's totally you! It's better when it's implicit (btw). But yes this is correspondence, technically."

by Hym Iam March 11, 2023

no correspondence will be entered into

In full: The judges’ decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Bla bla small text no one ever reeds ... ... ... Some other crap... ... The judges’ decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

by Yaarik April 21, 2008

Faithful Correspondent

A faithful correspondent promptly and thoughtfully replies to all communique.

A faithful correspondent, Montana kept in touch with New Jersey via text, e-mail, snail mail, facsimile, telegraph, and smoke signals.

by 1LSLS November 22, 2011

correspoondence

A conversation between two people while they are spooning

While they were cuddling, Tom and Mary got into a deep correspoondence about the meaning of life.

by Lar5384 January 5, 2009

foreign correspondent

A journalist who needs to be salaried and accommodated in an exotic foreign location in order to download press releases from their home governments press office and re-word them as news.

"Here is a report from our foreign correspondent"

by anon31337 April 20, 2010